136. A Day in the Life of Your Host

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Mark shares a bit of his own personal story of what led him to Winchester and his various career paths, all leading up to hear more about how he spends his time on a daily and weekly basis to best serve those he works with.Upcoming Events :Charity Dog Walk and Pool Pawty - Saturday, September 14, 10AM-3PMSherando Park and Poolhttps://visitwinchesterva.com/event/charity-dog-walk-and-pool-pawty/A Scottish Evening at the Battlefield - Saturday, September 14, 6PM-7:30PMKernstown Battlefieldhttps://visitwinchesterva.com/event/a-scottish-evening-at-the-battlefield/Celebración of Winchester Festival - Saturday, September 21, 12PM-4PMOld Town Mall downtownhttps://visitwinchesterva.com/event/celebracion-of-winchester-festival/Shenandoah Valley Apple Harvest Festival - Sat-Sun, September 21-22Frederick County Fairgrounds(Presented by Rotary Club)https://www.rotaryclubofwinchester.org/index.php/shenandoah-apple-harvest-festival/

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